Privacy Policy — Multi Toolbox: Smart Tools
Effective date: September 10, 2026
Multi Toolbox ("the app") is an offline-first utility toolbox offering calculators, converters, education, finance, measurement, and everyday utilities.
This Privacy Policy explains what information the app and its third-party services handle.
1. Data stored on your device
The app stores certain working data locally on your device, including preferences, histories, gesture templates, widget configuration, and purchase/entitlement cache.
This data:
- remains on your device except where specifically described in this Privacy Policy;
- is deleted when you uninstall the app, subject to Android's backup mechanisms and your device settings; and
- is not transmitted to our servers because we do not operate a server that stores this app data.
The app also allows you to explicitly export certain data, such as settings and histories, as a JSON backup file using Android's system file picker. Exported files are under your control. We do not receive, transmit, or retain copies of files that you export.
2. Permissions and on-device sensors
| Permission / access | Used for | Data handling |
|---|---|---|
| Camera | QR scanning, live color detection, protractor overlay, and flashlight features | Camera frames are processed on-device in real time and are not stored or transmitted by the app. On-device ML Kit barcode scanning is used where applicable. |
| Microphone | Sound-meter measurement | Audio is processed for live measurement only. The app does not record or store audio. |
| Vibration | Timer and haptic feedback | Used only to provide vibration feedback. |
| Do-Not-Disturb access | Optional Pomodoro focus mode | Used only to enable the requested focus-mode functionality. |
| Storage / file access | Reading files you explicitly select and saving files you explicitly request, such as PDF exports and backups | The app accesses only files or locations that you explicitly select or authorize through supported Android file-selection mechanisms. |
| Internet access | Exchange rates, dictionary lookups, purchases, crash reporting, and advertising on the free plan | Network requests are limited to the services and purposes described in Sections 3–6. |
The app does not request location permission and does not access your contacts, call history, SMS, or other files except where you explicitly select or provide them through supported Android file-selection mechanisms.
3. Network services and third-party providers
Certain features require an internet connection. When you use these features, the app communicates with third-party service providers.
Exchange rates
The app retrieves exchange-rate data from:
cdn.jsdelivr.netcurrency-api.pages.dev
These services provide data from the fawazahmed0 currency API. Exchange-rate requests do not intentionally include personal information from the app.
Dictionary
When you use the dictionary feature, the word you look up is sent
to freedictionaryapi.com so that the service can
return its definition.
The app does not intentionally send your name, email address, location, or other account information with dictionary requests.
The privacy practices of these third-party services are governed by their respective policies.
4. Crash reporting — Firebase Crashlytics
The app uses Firebase Crashlytics, provided by Google, to detect, diagnose, and improve the stability of the app.
Crashlytics may automatically collect information when an app crash or other reportable event occurs, including:
- crash stack traces;
- relevant application state;
- device model and hardware information;
- operating system information and version;
- app version and package identifier;
- Crashlytics installation identifiers;
- Firebase installation identifiers; and
- the time associated with the crash or event.
Crashlytics uses this information to identify crashes, determine how many app installations are affected, diagnose technical problems, and improve app stability.
We do not intentionally send your name, email address, location, contacts, messages, or the contents of files you access in the app to Crashlytics.
We also do not intentionally attach personally identifying information to Crashlytics reports.
Crashlytics data is processed by Google according to Google's applicable privacy terms. Firebase states that crash stack traces and associated identifiers are retained for a limited period and that the removal process begins after 90 days.
For more information, see Firebase Privacy and Security .
5. Purchases and Pro features
Pro upgrades are processed through Google Play Billing and RevenueCat.
The app uses an anonymous app user identifier and purchase/entitlement information to determine whether Pro features are available and to restore purchases.
This information is used for purposes such as:
- unlocking Pro features;
- maintaining entitlement status;
- restoring previously purchased Pro access; and
- supporting purchase and entitlement functionality.
We do not receive or store your credit-card, debit-card, or other payment credentials. Payment information is handled by Google Play and its payment systems.
The app does not require you to create an account or log in to purchase or use Pro features.
6. Advertising
The free version of the app displays advertisements provided by Google AdMob.
Depending on your region, consent choices, and Google's advertising configuration, AdMob may process information such as advertising identifiers, device information, app interactions, and other signals for purposes including advertising delivery, measurement, fraud prevention, and related advertising services.
Google's privacy information is available here:
Where legally required, including in the EEA and UK, the app uses Google's User Messaging Platform (UMP) to request the appropriate consent choices before serving personalized advertising.
Pro users do not receive advertisements, and the advertising SDK is not initialized for Pro users.
Your advertising and consent experience may also be affected by Google's own settings and policies.
7. What we do not do
The developer does not:
- require or provide user accounts, login, or registration;
- use an analytics SDK to track how you use the app;
- use your personal information for cross-app tracking;
- sell your personal information;
- operate a server storing your app preferences, histories, gesture templates, or widget configurations;
- collect your location;
- access your contacts, SMS, or call history; or
- intentionally collect or transmit the contents of your camera, microphone, or files for purposes unrelated to the features described in this policy.
Third-party services described in this policy, including Google AdMob, Firebase Crashlytics, Google Play Billing, RevenueCat, and external APIs, may process information according to their own privacy policies.
The app is intended as a general-audience utility application and is not specifically directed to children.
8. Data retention, deletion, and your rights
Data stored locally
Local app data remains on your device until you delete it through the app's available settings, clear the app's data, or uninstall the app.
Crash reports
Crash reports and associated Crashlytics identifiers are processed and retained by Firebase Crashlytics according to Google's retention policies. Firebase currently states that Crashlytics begins removing crash stack traces and associated identifiers after 90 days.
Exported files
Any backup or export file you create is stored wherever you choose through Android's file picker. You are responsible for managing or deleting those files.
Developer-controlled data
Because the app does not maintain user accounts or a server-side database containing your app data, we generally do not have a copy of your locally stored app data that we can access, export, or delete.
If you contact us by email, we will receive and process the information contained in your message for the purpose of responding to you and handling your request.
For privacy questions or requests, contact:
Depending on where you live, you may have additional privacy rights under applicable laws, such as the GDPR, UK GDPR, or CCPA/CPRA. You may also have the right to lodge a complaint with the relevant data protection authority.
9. Changes to this Privacy Policy
We may update this Privacy Policy when the app's data practices change or when clarification is necessary.
When changes are made, the Effective date at the top of this policy will be updated. Material changes may also be communicated through the app or the Google Play Store listing where appropriate.
10. Contact
If you have questions about this Privacy Policy or the app's privacy practices, contact: